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Meshuggah are hard to describe; my words will never do justice to their sound. Their early works remind me somewhat of earlier Neurosis, but more technical, with odd-beats and polyrhythms galore. "Destroy, Erase, Improve" is generally considered their best, and shows them becoming more technical and losing all of the elements that reminded me of Neurosis. Their latest effort, "Nothing", shows them slowing down their approach, yet still maitaining the interests rhythmic sound of their earlier works. It also uses 8-string guitars for an extremely heavy, bleak sound. The vocals are somewhere between hardcore and death metal style, with a sort of gutteral yelling sound to them. Quite a unique band, and very recommended to technical metal fans.

 
Added on 4/11/2002 5:00 AM by jimbobhickville | Last updated on 4/23/2005 5:00 AM by Goreripper

Current (or Last Known) Lineup

Musician Instruments Currently Also In Used To Be In Guest Appearances
Tomas Haake Drums
Mårten Hagström Guitar
Jens Kidman Vocals
Dick Lövgren Bass Time Requiem
Fredrik Thordendal Vocals, Guitar Fredrik Thordendal's Special Defects Scarve

Past Lineup (Members Who Never Appeared on an Album)

Discography (12 Releases)

2008 - ObZen by Meshuggah

2005 - Catch Thirty Three by Meshuggah

2004 - I (EP) by Meshuggah

2002 - Nothing by Meshuggah

2001 - Rare Trax by Meshuggah

1998 - Chaosphere by Meshuggah

1997 - The True Human Design (EP) by Meshuggah

1995 - Destroy Erase Improve by Meshuggah

1995 - Selfcaged (EP) by Meshuggah

1994 - None (EP) by Meshuggah

1991 - Contradictions Collapse by Meshuggah

1989 - Meshuggah (EP) by Meshuggah

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